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    • Publications
      • Annual Reports
      • BooksBooks and book chapters authored by EPRC Researchers
      • Case Studies
      • Fact SheetsOur fact sheets present the most important data or relevant facts generated from the research studies. They are delivered in a simple and easy to read form.
      • Impact Stories
      • Journal ArticlesPresents articles authored by EPRC researchers that are published in peer reviewed journals
      • Occasional Papers
      • Peer Reviewed Work
      • Policy BriefsProvides actionable policy recommendations to EPRC main audiences drawing from research presented in working papers, research reports and other research works
      • Policy Notes
      • Posters
      • Press Releases
      • Proceedings
      • Research Reports
      • Research Series
      • The Uganda Economy TodayThe “Ugandan Economy Today” is a quarterly review of the economic performance of Uganda. The publication presents a trend analysis of selected key indicators in the agricultural, industrial, transport and communication sectors of the economy. It also highlights trends in major price indices such as inflation, exchange rates and interest rates. The policy section reviews monetary and fiscal policy stances as well as international trade developments.
      • Uganda Business Climate IndexThe Uganda Business Climate Index (BCI) reflects the perceptions of Ugandan business executives on the current and expected business economic conditions. The BCI is intended to be an indicator of economic activity, to supplement official statistics. The BCI is a composite perception index based on the following indicators: level of business activity, turnover, profitability, incoming new business, capacity utilization, average costs for inputs, prices of produced goods, new orders for goods, business optimism, and number of employees. The Index is interpreted as follows: a negative value indicates deterioration and a positive value indicates improvement in the general business conditions.
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November 4, 2019

Pre-Qualification of Providers For Supplies, Services, and Works For FYs 2020/2021- 2022/2023

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September 9, 2019

International Summer School in Uganda: Survey Methodology and Data Management

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April 12, 2019

Public Auction of Used Vehicles, ICT and Office Equipment and Furniture

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November 2, 2017

Invitation to Bid for the Supply of Motor Vehicle – EPRC/SUPPLY/ADM/2017-18/000602

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    Recognised leader in providing timely evidence based research responsive to user needs for policy and good governance

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    Customers: Government; Development Partners; Private Sector; Academia & Research Institutions; Civil Society, Media & General Public

    Products & Services: (a) Stakeholder Responsive Research; (b) Position Papers; (c) User Friendly Research products (e.g. Policy Briefs, Fact Sheet); (d) Policy Foresight; (e) Technical Support; and (f) Capacity Building and strengthening (e.g. Young Professional Program, internship).

    Channels: Targeted Meetings; Public Dialogues/Conferences; Sector Working Groups, Technical Working Committees; Donor Working Groups; Networking; Partnerships & Affiliates; Publications (digital & print); Media Engagement.

    Geography: Focus on Uganda, serve globally.

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    ii) Branding, marketing, publishing and partnerships through leveraging on technology

    iii) Flexible work practices for organisational scalability to meet emerging demands

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    v) Risk, compliance and shared services

    4. Capabilities we must have

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    C2. Physical and Virtual Go To Resource Centre for Economic Policy Research

    C3. Public relations, country-wide mobilisation & convening and multi media publishing

    C4. Resource mobilisation and partnership management

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    S4. Governance structures and systems

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